In Svetlogorsk district, a man faced criminal charges for wanting to see the river from his house
A man who recently became the owner of a private house in the village of Vasilevka, Svetlogorsk district, illegally cut down 186 trees to get a better view of the river, and is now under investigation.
Illustrative photo. Photo: "Nasha Niva"
According to the Investigative Committee, in March of this year, a resident of Bobruisk purchased a house with a plot near the Berezina River. He lived and worked in Moscow and decided to "beautifully decorate" his new property: he hired a team to demolish old buildings and construct new ones, as well as to improve the territory outside his plot — arranging a lawn, beach, and pier.
The man did not have permission to cut down trees, but ordered all of them to be cut down from the house's fence to the river bank, even though this territory belongs to public lands and SUE "Mikhailovskoye-agro". As a result, 186 trees of various species were destroyed, and the damage caused to the environment was estimated at 12,975 rubles.
The investigation qualified the actions of the 45-year-old resident of Bobruisk under Article 277 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Belarus as illegal felling of trees causing great damage. The man pleaded guilty, compensated for the damage, and asked to be released from criminal liability.
Given that this is a first offense that does not pose a great public danger, as well as voluntary compensation for damages and sincere repentance, the prosecutor allowed the criminal case to be terminated and the culprit to be brought only to administrative responsibility — a fine.
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ён неадэкват, бо зруйнаваць любыя пабудовы могуць мясцовыя алканаўты за адну пляшку гарэлкі .
А вось "ЗНЕСЦІ" пабудовы яны ня здолеюць!
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А "пляц" сёння ўжо не ўжываецца замест "дзялянкі"/"участка"